Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Review: Restyled Version

The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross (2021) facelift has brought a fresh design and a number of improvements to the crossover, while maintaining its dynamic character and practicality. The updated model has a more mature appearance and modern equipment, making it an attractive choice in the compact SUV segment. To make your car more efficient and functional, we recommend using the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross tuning , the accessories of which are available in our online store.

Technical specifications

• Engines: 1.5-liter gasoline (150 hp) or 2.4-liter gasoline with a hybrid system (PHEV, 188 horses).
• Transmission: CVT or gearbox (PHEV).
• Drive: Front or all-wheel drive (4WD).
• Acceleration: 0–100 km/h in 10.3–11.4 seconds.
• Max speed: up to 162 km/h (PHEV).
• Fuel consumption: about 1.8 l/100 km (hybrid).
• Dimensions: Length – 4547 mm, width – 1805 mm, height – 1685 mm, ground clearance – 199 mm.

Equipment

The restyled Eclipse Cross offers various trim levels that may include:

• LED headlights and taillights.
• 18-inch alloy wheels.
• Multimedia system touch screen.
• Projection screen.
• Support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
• Dual-zone climate control.
• Heated seats and steering wheel.
• Exchange rate stability system.
• Hill start assist system.
• Circling cameras.
• Seven airbags, etc.

Exterior and interior

Externally, the updated Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross features a redesigned front end with a new mesh grille and revised bumpers. The rear end has also undergone changes, including a new tailgate and optics.

The interior is designed in a driver-oriented style. Restyling brought improved finishing materials and a relocated touchscreen multimedia system. The rear seats have adjustable backrest angles and can be folded to increase the volume of the trunk.